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One topic we wanted to cover is wildfire policies and how challenges in states like California can lead to higher home insurance rates here in Montana.

See the most stunning images from a big week in sports that included the crowning of champions in two leagues.

Following the successful B2 Bomber strikes on the Iranian nuclear sites, one of the first people I thought of was Yellowstone County Commissioner Mike Waters. He's a B1 Bomber pilot veteran and retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel.

As Kroger navigates a shifting retail scene, 60 locations could shut their doors. What’s driving this bold move and how will it impact shoppers?

Imagine waking up from a nightmare and realizing it could affect your health more than just ruining your sleep. Let's unpack this surprising connection.

Thinking about lighting fireworks in Billings? Before you do, here's what you need to know about what's legal, what's not, and when you could face a fine.

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) vetoed hundreds of millions in spending. Many of the spending bills got pushed across the finish line by a handful of Republicans and legislative Democrats.

Taviah Holmes, the 12-year-old reported missing in Billings, has been found safe, according to police.

Hundreds of stores are being closed across the U.S. Here are some of the notable chains shutting down locations.

Developed by local entrepreneur Bill Honaker and business partner Don Cape from Bozeman, the hotel will feature 140 upscale rooms and ground-level retail or restaurant spaces, with an estimated development cost of $40 million.

Matt Hoppel has been named the new Fire Chief of the Billings Fire Department, bringing over 27 years of experience and a strong vision for the department’s future.

A Billings doctor has pleaded guilty to a federal charge after arranging a commercial sex act with a minor through text messages and a cell phone.

Tired of beer runs, this could be a game changer.

The Iran airstrike has stirred up old fears in a new generation, leaving parents with tough questions about safety in our own backyard.

A Slinky on a bird feeder? Yep, it’s a quirky yet effective way to keep those pesky squirrels at bay, bringing a little fun to gardening chores.

During World War I, Montana passed one of the harshest sedition laws in the nation, criminalizing free speech and sending dozens to prison for simply speaking their minds.

This giant, toxic pit in Butte might not sound like a typical getaway but for curious minds, it’s a fascinating slice of Montana history worth the drive.

Get ready for a lively evening at Dehler Park, where local heroes swap their uniforms for baseball jerseys—all in the name of a great cause.

This list is on fire.

Peace through strength. That was the 3 words shared by Montana's Attorney General Austin Knudsen, as President Trump announced the successful strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.